Sergei Sviatchenko is an artist born in the Ukraine and living in Denmark. He caught my eye with his LESSCUAP artwork series.

The art work is based on his CUAP fashion photography and were created with the purpose of taking the attention of the spectator away from the elements which are commercial objects and into the direction of abstract composition. He wanted to interrupt the normal line of thinking: “suit-tie-shirt” and instead of this use another line of thinking: “suit-tie-what is that?”.

Go see.

London-based illustrator & designer Ryan Todd pleases the eye with his art work. Bright colors and simplicity at it’s best leaving you with pleasant thoughts and emotion. Ryan states that his focus is on “producing ideas-led images which exercise forms of creative thinking and wit.”

All threads of Ryan’s work are practiced as a member of OPEN, a studio space in East London which was established as a framework for support, criticism and creative dialogue.

Like what you see? Visit his website and shop.

Jaakko Mattila is a painting artist from Finland. His abstract Cubical and Circle work caught my eye. I found out he is a member of the Finnish Painters Union, Oulu Artist Organisation and artist group CollectEast.

Have a look at some of his work in the full post and do visit his website. It has lots of candy for your eyes.

Grand People is a creative bureau from Norway and they produce great artwork. See this artwork design for an EP cover for a britpop band called The Alexandria Quartet, it’s stunning! See some more artwork images in the full post and have a look at the Grand People showcase. Via TSA.  

No clue! But the artwork for his vinyl record, made by Jim Houser himself is freaking awesome.

See more info about Jim and his record over at Free News Projects.